Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

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Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by ff_angel » Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:24 pm

clash6361 wrote:i'm from the UK so if someone can help answer my question thanks
When I was living in the UK (I am in the USA at the moment) and we moved we went to the Post Office and paid to get our post redirected to our new address.

When I send UK requests out now I get the replies sent to my mum and dads house.
You could do something similar and ask a family member if they wouldn't mind receiving your post until you are settled in your new home.

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by ozzman » Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:26 pm

when I moved, While i WAS sending requests out, I sent them to my in laws house until I got in the new house.

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by dancingirl1 » Mon Oct 01, 2012 4:56 pm

clash6361 wrote:oh of course i'm going to pay it, this won't be the only pending request i have out
:mrgreen:

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by clash6361 » Mon Oct 01, 2012 3:27 pm

dancingirl1 wrote:
clash6361 wrote:Well thanks for your help, but I did some research and actually in the UK you need to pay a small fee for Royal Mail to forward things to your new address
Ok? And? Pay the fee..it's MUCH BETTER than having your autographs get RTS. and you can't say "this autograph will be back in less in 6 months" because stuff happens with people sometimes. So there is never a "proper time" to say. So jus pay the fee. {up} Because if you don't ALL YOUR MAIL will get sent back..
oh of course i'm going to pay it, this won't be the only pending request i have out

:lol: {up}

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by dancingirl1 » Mon Oct 01, 2012 2:33 pm

clash6361 wrote:Well thanks for your help, but I did some research and actually in the UK you need to pay a small fee for Royal Mail to forward things to your new address
Ok? And? Pay the fee..it's MUCH BETTER than having your autographs get RTS. and you can't say "this autograph will be back in less in 6 months" because stuff happens with people sometimes. So there is never a "proper time" to say. So jus pay the fee. {up} Because if you don't ALL YOUR MAIL will get sent back..

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by clash6361 » Mon Oct 01, 2012 6:30 am

dancingirl1 wrote:Even if they reply to you during the move, it will forward to your new address.
so it doesn't make a difference.

Do you not know how the mailing system works?
Well thanks for your help, but I did some research and actually in the UK you need to pay a small fee for Royal Mail to forward things to your new address

https://www.royalmail.com/delivery/inbo ... directions

But thanks {up} 8)

Re: Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by dancingirl1 » Sun Sep 30, 2012 10:14 pm

Even if they reply to you during the move, it will forward to your new address.
so it doesn't make a difference.

Do you not know how the mailing system works?

Moving house, should I keep sending requests?

by clash6361 » Sun Sep 30, 2012 8:53 pm

I'm moving house in the next year or so, and there is one or two more celebs I want to send to before I move. They all have less than a year responses from what I can see (no more than six months actually)

so is it worth the risk?(that i could move and then they arrive and are thrown out by the new owners).

also can't you get mail forwarded for a year or two when you move house?

i'm from the UK so if someone can help answer my question thanks

:D 8)

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